Whale Watching in Norway & Killer Whale Research with Emma Luck

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Intertidal Talks

Kendy

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Whale-come! I am Kendra, a marine biologist who loves to talk, especially about the ocean. I created this podcast to share information about being a marine biologist, marine life, and living sustainably! Join my Patreon for more marine biology content! Vote on what you want to hear about next on this podcast and personalized advice on pursuing this field! https://www.patreon.com/kendy_marinebio

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Whale Watching in Norway & Killer Whale Research with Emma Luck

Intertidal Talks

1 hour 46 minutes 10 seconds

4 years ago

Whale Watching in Norway & Killer Whale Research with Emma Luck

Happy Earth Day! To Celebrate, we get to chat with Emma Luck, @northern.naturalist! She is a marine biologist that specializes in Alaskan marine mammals, and more importantly, KILLER WHALES. We discuss eating cetaceans, the Russian spy beluga whale, killer whale myths, and tips for students who want to study killer whales!

Want to hear the S10 call we discuss? Click here!

Support Happy Whale by donating and submitting your ID photos!

Support North Gulf Oceanic Society by purchasing a book!

Into Great Silence is a great book about the Exxon Valdez oil spill of 1989 and how it impacted the killer whales - specifically one pod that has not seen the birth of a calf since the spill.

Spirits of the Coast is another great book about killer whales! This book brings together the work of marine biologists, Indigenous knowledge keepers, poets, artists, and storytellers, united by their enchantment with the orca. AND Emma has pictures featured in this book!